CLIA Laboratory State Licensing Requirements

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Delaware

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Washington

West Virginia

Wisconsin

Wyoming

High Complexity Lab Personnel Requirements

Testing Personnel

General Supervisor

Technical Supervisor

Clinical Consultant

Laboratory Director

New York Lab Director Certificate of Qualification Application

New York Clinical Laboratory Technologist License

New York Clinical Laboratory Technician License

New York Cytotechnologist License

New York Histological Technician License

Lab Facility Licensing Requirements

New York CLIA Lab License Application

New York State Initial Laboratory Permit Application

New York State Test Menu Form

New York State Lab Ownership Disclosure

New York State HCS Affiliation Request Application

New York State Business Registration

Maximum number of directorships raised to five

Previously, directors of New York-licensed laboratories were capped at overseeing two state-licensed facilities (a limited exception sometimes allowed oversight of a third). Under new rules, Lab Directors may now serve at up to five clinical laboratories or blood banks, or any combination of the two within or outside New York State. This aligns with the federal regulations under CLIA, which also allow for a total of five laboratories to be overseen by a single Lab Director.